Can someone explain this comic?
>>1576534
>>1576534Him having sex is so unrealistic that he gets pulled out of the Matrix into the real world.Watch the movie to fully understand. Those "eggs" are the trays where the unconcscious humans lie while being jacked into the Matrix.
>>1576535>>1576564I seethank you
>>1576534>>1576564my interpretation would rather be that everyone who has sex "wakes up" and enters the real world, so everyone inside the simulation who has had sex is a soulless NPC
>>1576564lmao, i watched the matrix, all 3 of them and still didnt understand the comic untill you explained it
>>1576595The FFFFFUUUUU comics are far older than talking or just acknowledging NPCs.Also that would mean that nearly everybody of humankind at some point wakes up. But the number of humans alive in the real world is so small that they all fit into one underground city (Zion).The joke is much more likely that the Matrix with all its tolerance for the enlightened one being able to fly etc cannot handle this guy actually getting some and ejects him as error protection measure.
>>1576628you're mistaken, the matrix didn't have any sequels>>1576631yea, the npc meme is way newer than these. i think the implication is that his disbelief (oh boy oh boy i am finally... / it feels so unreal!) is so strong that his brain rejects it as reality and he wakes himself up
>>1576675> you're mistaken, the matrix didn't have any sequels
>>1576689indeed that was a reference to the joke that "the matrix has no sequels", because the matrix was perfectly fine on it's own and needed no sequels.the animatrix was pretty cool though
>>1576692>indeed that was a reference to the joke that "the matrix has no sequels"kekI know but posting something based by Randall felt kinda obligatory.
>>1576694i've come to terms that randall is right sometimes
>>1576695nta but 2347 ("some random person in Nebraska" about ImageMagick) is one of his rare takes that even non-IT people can comprehend
>>1576698he was referring to a specific library by the way (libheif), which was recently used to hack OpenAI
>>1576699Tbh I referred to the more *general* aspect of "Gazillions of software projects around the world basically depend on the physical and mental health of a single guy."
